Rosalie High School - Bulldog Growl Yearbook (Rosalie, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1961 volume:

pMration W«, the 1961 annual staff, dedicate this annual to Shirley Bonneau and Mrs. Frieda Copple who form an unusual combination in special education which is being carried on in the Rosalie Public Initiated this year through the assistance of the Special Education Division of State Department of Education has been an intercom system en- abling Shirley to continue her education, under the direction of her tea- cher, dispite Shirley's inability to physically attend classes. Jackie Slaughter Editor Karen Klintworth Prod. Editor Barbara Slaughter Prod. Staff Katherine Krumwiede Prod. Staff Clair Johnson Prod. Staff D. W. Beck Sponsor KAREN Bulldog Staff........I4. Class Play.............3 14- Class Pres...........I4. Class Treasurer........3 Chorus.............1 2 3 I4. County Gov...........3 Pep Club...........1 2 3 1| Pep Club Pres..........3 4 Pep Club Queen.......J4. Production Editor.....I| Triple-Trio........1 2 3 1+ LOREN CAR LARRY ALFR Like The Mississippi River, His recitations are Lined with bluffs. KATHLEEN KLIN L A H L E R S ED AHLERS All Conference........3 I; Basketball.......1 2 3 1; Bulldog Staff........i; Class Play............3 1 . Class Pres.......1 County Gov............3 Football.........1 2 3 1; R-Club................£ Senior Att...........1; Track............1 1; T V C R T H She's Cheerful as We all can tell. Makes many friends And loves them well. All Conference........1; Basketball.........1 2 3 1; Bulldog Staff.........1; Class Play.............3 1; Class Sec...........2 County Gov.............3 Football...........1 2 3 1; Football Captain......I; R-Club King...........1; R-Club Treasurer......1; Smile and I'll Smile with you, Frown and you V rinkle your face. THOMAS DALE ANDERSON Not a sinner nor a saint perhaps, But he’s the very best of chaps. Basketball...........1 2 3 4 Bulldog Staff............4 Class Play.............3 4 County Gov.............3 Football.............1 2 3 4 Vice Pres. R-Club........4 KATHERINE ELAINE KRUMWIEDE Saucy, naughty, and neat, A girl that’s hard to beat. Bulldog Staff 4 Class Play 3 4 County Gov. 3 Chorus 1234 Pep Club 1234 WESLEY RAYMOND GUNDERSON Basketball......1 2 3 4 Bulldog Staff.........4 Class Pres........2 Class Play..........3 4 County Gov..........3 Football........1 2 3 R-Club................4 Track...........1 2 4 I believe in climbing the ladder of fame SLOWLY BARB She can dance And she can sing. She'll try just about Any old thing. RONALD ALL Class Play......3 4 CLAIRE ARTHUR JOHNSON Annual Staff......I4. The good die young; Basketball.........2 I'm not worried. Bulldog Staff.......£ Class Play........3 J4. Class Treas...1 County Gov........3 R-Club.............. ARA SUE SLAUGHTER Annual Staff...........I4. Bulldog Staff..........I4. Cheerleader.........2 3 Chorus.............1 2 3 Class Play.............3 4. Class Sec.............3 Class Treas.............. 4. County Gov......... .3 One Act Play...........14. Pep Club...........1 ij. Senior Attendant.......I4. Triple Trio............I4. N KRAMER I don't care What happens. Just so it doesn't Happen to me. EDDIE LEE NOVAK All Conference......4 Annual Staff........4 You’ll have to get up Basketball.....1 234 Before breakfast, Bulldog Staff.......4 Class Play..........3 4 If you want to keep up County Gov..........3 With him. Football.........2 3 4 R-Club..............4 Track..........1 2 3 4 Track Captain.......3 JACQUILINE LEE SLAUGHTER Midnight frolics, Mischief, fun, In these sports, She’s counted ONE. Annual Editor.........4 Cheerleader......2 3 Class Play............3 4 County Gov............3 Dramatics.............4 Editor Bulldog........4 Pres, of Class.....3 Pep Club........1 4 Triple Trio...........4 Sec. of Class.........4 Chorus..........1 2 3 4 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On a September Day in 1949, Tom Anderson and Eddie Novak stumbled up the steps of Rosalie Public School. Larry Ahlers, Loren Ahlers, and Dennis Anderson joined the class in the second grade. During these first two enlightening years our teacher was Mrs. Frieda Copple. Mrs. Orr had to put up with us during the next three years. We five talked of going through school together. We were so proud because we had one of the few perfect classes in school (no girls). But, with the sixth grade came Karen Klintworth who made us rea- lize our mistaken thinking. Mrs. Elton Anderson was our teacher that year. Upon entering Junior High we met our able teacher for the next two years, MissAgnes Stanek. Barbara Slaughter, Mardie Ves- tal, and Dan Loofe joined us in the seventh grade. We lost Mardie in the 8th grade, but the remaining eight of us graduated from Junior High. In September, 1957, all of us but Dan entered high school. We greeted Katherine Krumwiede, Jackie Slaughter, Claire Johnson, and Wesley Gunderson this year. We all bravely took the rigid i- nitiation given by the sophomores. Our sponsor was Mrs. Marr and our officers were: President-Wes, Secretary-Tom, and Treasurer- Claire. As sophomores we achieved revenge by an initiation of the in- coming freshmen. With our sponsor, Coach Ostdiek, we ate at the Normandy in Sioux City, followed by the movie, Green Mansions . President-Larry, Secretary-Dennis, and Treasurer-Loren, made up our governing body. We were joined by Ronald Kramer in our Junior year. We sold $910.00 worth of magazines for our Senior fund. We presented our class play, Have Patience, Doctor , in the spring. We entertain- ed the seniors in May with a banquet and prom with a Stairway To The Stars theme. Our class officers were: Jackie- President, Barbara-Secretary, and Karen-Treasurer. Coach Sailors was our able sponsor this year. As seniors, we had our pictures taken at Genelli’s in Sioux City on September 14th. Afterwards we ate at Baxter’s and took a ride in an airplane. Mr. Beck was our sponsor during this all important last year of high school. We lost Dennis Anderson this year. Our class officers were: President-Karen, Secretary-Jackie and Treasurer-Barbara. Our motto was, The Ropes of the Past, Will Ring the Bells of the Future, and our colors were silver and light blue. Tom Anderson, Loren Ahlers, Larry Ahlers, and Eddie Novak started and finished at RHS. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of Rosalie High, Class of 1961, being of sound mind and body declare with full approval and assurance this our last Will and Testament as follows: I: We, the proud Seniors, Class of 1961, will and bequeath our beautifully carved desks to the class of 1962, so that they may gaze out of them next year. II: We, the proud Seniors, Class of 1961, will and bequeath our ability of persuading the teachers to grant us our many wishes to the Juniors. Ill: We, the proud Seniors, Class of 1961, will and bequeath our charming dispositions to the faculty who fully realized how charming we really were. IV: We, the proud Seniors, Class of 1961, will and bequeath all of our stolen pencils back to the Juniors who stole them in the first place. As individuals we will and bequeath the following: I, Karen Klintworth, will and bequeath my beautifully carved desk to Nancy Peterson, my Bookkeeping books to Ron Blank, my red hair to David Franson, my driver’s license to Patty Peterson, my ability to go steady to Norma Kinning, my ability to get home early to Darwin Perrin, my brother, Larry to the girls of the graduating class of 1970, and everything else, except Donnie Blank, to whoever wants it. I, Claire Johnson, will and bequeath my size to Kenny Nelson, my desk to some nice Junior girl and everything else to anyone who can get away with it. I, Jackie Slaughter, will and bequeath my dear old desk to cousin Jim (who always sits across from me) in order that he may finish the undone carving, my red pencils back to Mr. Beck, my straight A's to my sister, Sue, my dark hair to Sandra Gustin, my size 8 shoes to Nancy Peterson,my abilities, (whatever they may be) to each and every Junior, and every- thing else to Mrs. Marr, except Gene. I, Wesley Gunderson, will and bequeath my blond hair to Elaine Sailors, my ability to get along with the teachers to David Franson, my carved-up desk to any unsuspecting Junior who will have it, and my Bookkeeping papers to the student who can read sign language. I, Barbara Slaughter, will and bequeath my desk to some unfortunate Junior, my Bookkeeping practice sets to Jim Bar- ada, all my misery problems to Patsy Peterson, my ability to keep my mouth shut to Barbara Peterson, ray ability to go steady without stepping out to Elaine Sailors, and everything else, except Paul, to all my nieces and nephews to come. I, Ronald Kramer, will and bequeath my desk to anyone who wants it, my dark hair to Patsy Peterson, my ability to get along with the teachers to Charlie Johnson, and my ability to do my best work to Jim Muhle. I, Eddie Novak, will and bequeath my Louie XIV original desk to Larry Richardson so he can be close to the assembly hall teacher, my French book with all the answers in it to Don Blank, my parking place by the school to Jim Muhle so he'll have two spaces to park right, and everything else to my brother Delmar, except my Pink Lady . I, Kathy Krumwiede, will and bequeath my letter-writing ability to Norma Kinning, my Bookkeeping books to Connie Nelson, my height to Paula Bonneau, my brown eyes to Barbara Peterson, my childhood pictures to Mr. Beck, and the rest of my pencils to whoever likes to take them. I, Larry Ahlers, will and bequeath my desk to Jim Barada my football pads to Francis Wood, my ability to get along with the teachers to Jim Muhle (who will need it), and every- thing else but you know who to anyone who wants it. I, Tommy Anderson, will and bequeath my stolen pencils to Patsy, my football outfit to David Franson, my cleverness to Jim Muhle, my persuasive abilities to Janice Canarsky, and almost everything else to whoever wants it. I, Loren Ahlers, will and bequeath to Jim Muhle my foot- ball suit, my desk near the windows (excellent fcr gazing) to Jim Barada, my way to get along with none of the teachers to some nice Junior, my nights, which I spent overtime at school to Elaine Sailors, my high school nights to anyone who thinks they can handle them, and everything in school that I have to anyone who wants it. ROSALIE SENIOR CLASS (1961) SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY We have just received our tickets to the 11th annual Symphony of the Flowers, presented each year at Carneige Hall by the class of 61 of Rosalie High School. As we enter we can hear the orchestra warming up. Standing on the podium in his swallow-tail coat, baton waving in the air, is a gentleman we recognize as Mr. D. W. Beck, still leading his little charges as head conductor. On the bull fiddle, directly in front of him is world-famous Hot Fingers Krumwiede. She is snapping out some red-hot Dixie- land jazz. Over to her right is a suave-looking violinist with his eyes peacefully closed as he plays a lilting melody. We are truly sur- prised to recognize him as Claire Johnson. His equally smooth-looking partner, globally known as The White Wizard of the violin world, is playing a well-known flower arrangement Yellow Rose of Texas , in honor of his sweet little 200 lb. Southern Belle whom he just made Mrs. Wes Gunderson. All eyes are now turned to the stage as the ballerinas make their debut. They are pictures of lovliness in their pink leo- tards with pink roses in their hair. They are listed on the pro- gram as Nimble Knees Eddie Novak and Light Foot Larry Ahlers. Next on the program we hear the soft voice of the Queen of Dandelions, Miss Jacquiline Slaughter (she still uses her maiden name). She flits across the stage and collides with her equally famous cousin, Miss Barbara Slaughter, who is the reigning Queen of Thistles. They seem to have gotten their cues mixed up, but are soon rescued and untangled by Ronnie Kramer, who is Producer, Director, Stage Manager, Prop Man, and official flower cutter for this annual spectacular. After a brief intermission the lights are again dimmed and the spotlight focuses on a form in a green satin gown with a pink rosebud tiara. Do our eyes deceive us, or is that Tom Anderson, reciting that beautiful poem, The Trailing Arbutus . How inspi- ring! This beautiful spectacular is fast drawing to a close and as a grand finale, a hush falls over the crowd and two figures come tripping lightly onto the stage. The air is pierced by a clear note coming forth from the throat of Loren the Lark whom I re- member as Buck Ahlers. He is joined by a booming bass coming from tho netite redhead at his side. Yes, there adding her note to the finale is Miss K. K. Klintworth. So, the Flower Symphony for 1972 draws to a close and we leave for home with visions of dancing and soft music floating through our heads. Patsy Peterson GRADUATION BACCALAUREATE Rosalie High School Auditorium Sunday Evening, May ll|, 1961 8:00 o'clock Processional................................Mrs. Gustin Invocation..........................The Rev. Mr. Cammack Special Music ... Rosalie Chorus Address.............................The Rev. Mr. Cammack Special Music .......... Rosalie Chorus COMMENCEMENT Rosalie High School Auditorium Tuesday Evening, May 16, 1961 8:00 o'clock Processional..............................Mrs. Guatln Invocation..........................The Rev. Mr. Cammack Salutatory ............................... Special Music .......................... Rosalie Chorus Valendictory................. Presentation of Eighth Grade Diplomas . . . Miss Stanek Address...............Mr. Warren Cook of Norfolk, Nebr. Special Music ... ............... . Rosalie Chorus Presentation of Scholarships ........... Mr. Beck, Supt. Presentation of Diplomas. ..... .Mr. Harry Hennig Benediction........................ The Rev. Mr. Cammack Recessional ............................... Mrs. Gu3tln Wint umorfi FIRST ROW: Connie Nelson, Barbara Peterson, Patsy Peterson, Nancy Peterson, Diane Kinning, Elaine Sailors SECOND ROW: Sponsor; Mr. F. E. Sailors, Janice Canarsky, Joyce Bonneau, Larry Richardson, Ronald Blank THIRD ROW: Charles Johnson, Jim Barada, Donald Blank, Gail Bovee PATTY PETERSON BLANK BROS opljmmirpa FIRST ROW: Darwin Perrin, Francis Wood, Claire Lundgren, Geraldine Tessmer, Michalla Preston, David Seise. SECOND ROW: Sandra Gustin, Rita Krumwiede, Kathleen Johnson, Carolee Slaughter, James Muhle, Kenny Nelson, Henry Canarsky. THIRD ROW: Sponsor: Mr. M. J. Masten. OUR SMALLEST SOPHOMORE OUR LARGEST SOPHOMORE rpsintmt FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Colleen Nelson, Judy Reil, Kathy Johnson, Karen Smith Sponsor: Mrs. Helen S. Marr, Paula Bonneau, Norma Kinning, Delmar Novak David Franson, Jim Gustin FRESHMEN INITIATION David Franson Norma Kinning rntiar FIRST ROW: Cherlyn Nelson, Carolyn Reil, Connie Pape, Suzanne Nelson, Donna Peterson, Catherine Modlin. SECOND ROW: James Wood, Steve Lindholm, Paul Bonneau, Lynn McCord, Harlan Wood, Larry Nelson, Mike Peterson. THIRD ROW: Miss Agnes Stanek, Charles Kiersch, Duane Busselman, Dudly Nolting, Paul Canarsky, Jerry Modlin. Who has the Toni? Dudly and Candace JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAK FIRST ROW: Junior High Coach Mr. Joe Masten, Steve Lindholm, Paul Canarsky, Dudly Nolting, Duane Busselman, Larry Nelson. SECOND ROW: Paul Bonneau, Jerry Modlin, Harlan Wood, Charles Kiersch Lynn McCord, Mike Peterson, James Wood. SEASON RECORD Beemer 33 Rosalie 21 Beemer 33 Rosalie 32 Winnebago 31+ Rosalie 26 Macy Not Played Rosalie Not Played Walthill 1+2 Rosalie 21 Macy Not Played Rosalie Not Played BANCROFT JUNIOR HIGH INVITATIONAL Lyons 36 Rosalie 18 DAKOTA CITY TOURNAMENT Emerson Sacred H. 1$ Rosalie 32 Walthill 39 Rosalie 7 Homer 8 Rosalie 26 fUrafipH 5th - 6th FIRST ROW: Dale Canarsky, Mary Peterson, Lois Modlin, Brenda Doran, Rita Hennig, Keith White. SECOND ROW: Douglas Gustin, Larry Novak, David Lindholm, Neal Peterson, Terry Slaughter, Jimmy Reil. THIRD ROW: Randall Nelson, Dennis Ahlers, Robert Kinning, Roger John- son, Candace Nolting, Etta Mae Slaughter, Teresa Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Orr. David Lindholm 3rd — 4th FIRST ROW: Larry Klintworth, Katherine Kiersch, Joy Hennig, Michele Sailors, Ileane Wood, Jimmy Novak. SECOND ROW: Gale Nelson, Jimmy Anderson, Raymond Wood, Charles Dorau, Rocky Brown, Mark Peterson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Andersen, Stephanie Sublet, Gary Slaughter, Vickie Nelson, Karen Bonneau, Cindy Reil, Kathy Lindholm. Cindy Rail Larry Klintworth 1st—2nd FIRST ROW: Linda Canarsky, Jolene Saunders, Judy Nfelson, Fay Lynn Brumraond, Vawn Nolting, Lori Hennig, Pamela Nelson. SECOND ROW: Mark Wilkens, Frankie Sailors, Patricia Marr, Arden Canar- sky, Mark Lindholm, Carol Daggett, Lori Saunders. THIRD ROW: Lee Brasch, Calvin Modlin, Roger Nelson, Jimmy Daggett, Clyde Marr, Rodney Nelson, Gary Ahlers, Richie Slaughter, Mrs. Copple. MOTHER'S HELPER Shirley Bonneau THE NELSONS KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: Cindy Nelson, Kimberly Preston, Nancy Wood, Lea Ann Bru- mmond, Cindy Brown. SECOND ROW: Ralph Modlin, Ray Hermelbracht, Michael Slaughter, Mrs. Anderson. Cindy Nelson Hermelbracht Bros. FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Student Manager: Robert Kinning, Dennis Anderson, Loren Ahlers, Larry Ahlers, Eddie Novak. SECOND ROW: James Gustin, Ronald Blank, James Barada, Donald Blank , Larry Richardson. THIRD ROV : David Heise, Francis Wood, Claire Lundgren, Charles John- son, James Muhle. FOURTH ROW: David Franson, Delmar Novak, Kenneth Kelson, Coach Frank E. Sailors. SEASON RECORD Rosalie 56 Bancroft 6 Rosalie U7 Dakota City 19 Rosalie 70 Craig 0 Rosalie U6 Emerson 7 Rosalie U8 Homer 0 Rosalie 19 Winnebago 31 Rosalie 25 Walthill 7 Rosalie 60 Beemer 0 Rosalie uu Decatur 25 Rosalie was runner up in the Logan Valley Conf. The team was the second highest scoring team in the state with Ij.16 points. FIRST ROW: Eddie Novak, Ronald Blank, Larry Richardson, Loren Ahlers, James Barada. SECOND ROW: Dennis Anderson, Larry Ahlers, Donald Blank. FIRST ROW: David Franson, Francis Wood, James Gustin, David Hei- se, James Muhle, Claire Lundgren. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Nelson, Charles Johnson, Delmar Novak. -- ATHLETIC BANQUET The annual football banquet was held on the night of Nov- ember 7, I960 in the town hall, with all the mothers of high school boys serving the meal. Mr. Lowell Crippen, of Leeds High School, gave the adress. Sixteen boys were awarded football letters. BASKETBALL TEAM Tom Anderson, Larry Richardson, Donald Blank, Larry Ahlers, Eddie Novak, Loren Ahlers, Francis Wood, Jim Barada, and Coach Sailors. OPPONENTS BULLDOGS Homer 1+5 Rosalie 1+1+ Walthill 30 Rosalie 1+7 Emerson S. H. 33 Rosalie 32 Herman 53 Rosalie 50 Thurston 59 Rosalie 50 Dakota City 76 Rosalie 52 Calhoun 58 Rosalie 1+7 Decatur 57 Rosalie 39 Winnebago 9 Rosalie 51+ Emerson 62 Rosalie Beemer 32 Rosalie 52 LOGAN VALLEY Emerson kS Rosalie 51 Bancroft 61 Rosalie 35 Walthill 1+3 Rosalie 53 DAKOTA CITY INVITATIONAL Dakota City 1+8 Rosalie 50 Homer 55 Rosalie 56 - Winnebago 1+7 Rosalie 1+3 Class D District Tournament at Wayne Thurston 1+9 Rosalie 31+ 0 TEAM FIRST ROW: Darwin Perrin, Kenneth Nelson, Henry Canarsky, Wesley Gun- derson, Claire Johnson, Ronald Blank, James Muhle, Claire Lundgren, James Gustin, Gary Novak, Charles Johnson. STUDENT MANAGER: David Franson. SEASON RECORD Homer 21 Rosalie 23 Walthill 21 Rosalie 9 Emerson S. H. 30 Rosalie 25 Herman 26 Rosalie 20 Thurston 16 Rosalie 61 Dakota City 10 Rosalie 30 Calhoun 27 Rosalie 21 Decatur 32 Rosalie 27 Beeraer hi Rosalie 17 Winnebago 28 Rosalie 27 Emerson 18 Rosalie 26 TRACK - I960 Boys partisipating in track in I960 were; Eddie Novak Donald Bltnk Ronald Blank Tommy Anderson Dennis Anderson Joe Eallette Gene Eusselman Claire Lundgren Francis Wood Kenneth Nelson David Hiese LOGAN VALLEY TRACK MEET RESULTS April 28, I960 First Place 880 yd. dash Eddie Novak Time: l+:5l First Place Kile Relay Rosalie Time: 3:57 DISTRICT TRACK MEET May 12, I960 First Place First Place 880 yd. dash I4.I4.O yd. dash Eddie Novak Donald Blank Time: U:53 Time: 2:07 STATE TRACK MEET (Class D) Fourth Place 880 yd. dash Eddie Novak Sixth Place IplpO ys. dash Donald Blank 1960 MILE RELAY TEAK Eddie Nov8k Dennis Anderson Donald Blank Tommy Anderson CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS: Nancy Peterson, Diane Kinning, Barbara Peterson, and Patsy Peterson. PEP CLUB First Row: Sandra Gustin, Rita Krumwiede, Carol Slaughter, Karen Klint- worth, Connie Nelson, Geraldine Tessmer, Mickey Preston. Second Row: Patsy Peterson, Diane Kinning, Judy Reil, Joyce Bonneau, Elaine Sailors, Barbara Slaughter, Nancy Peterson, Barbara Peterson. Third Row: Kathleen Johnson, Norma Kinning, Colleen Nelson, Karen Smith. Fourth Row: Mrs. Gustin, Janice Canarsky, Katherine Krumwiede, Jackie Slaughter, Paula Bonneau. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB TRIPLE TRIO JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM '60 CLASS PLAYS DRAMATICS CLUB Patricia Gustin, Mary Donlin and Nancy Peterson represented Rosalie High School in the Declamatory contests of I960. Patricia Gustin participated inthe division of oral interpretation of prose literature. Nancy Peterson participated in the division of inter- pretative public address while Mary Donlin participated in the division of radio and television new commentary. The three girls participated in the Logan Valley contest at Homer, and the district contest at Wayne. Both of these events were held during the month of March. In both contests each of the three girls rated an excellent for their efforts. Patricia Gustin and Nancy Peterson then went onto participate in the State Declamatory contest held at Lincoln on April 8th. In the State contest both contestants earned a superior rating. Nancy Peterson was judged to be the best of all schools with less than an enrollment of less than 150 in high school. Mrs. Helen Marr is director of dramatics in the Rosalie High School. Patricia Gustin, Mary Donlin, Donna Lou Andersen and Nancy Peterson of Rosalie High School presented the one-act play, Joint Owners in Spain at both the Logan Valley contest at Bancroft and the district contest which was held at Wayne. Both contests were held during the month of March. This play was awarded the Logan Valley trophy for being the best play presented in the contest. Patricia Gustin also received the best actress award at the Logan Valley contest. At the district meeting at Wayne, the play received a rating of Excellent . The one-act play was under the direction of Mrs. Helen Marr. CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS President: Secretary: Treasurer: Karen Klintworth Jackie Slaughter Barbara Slaughter President: Ronald Blank Secretary: Barbara Peterson Treasurer: Charles Johnson President: Secretary: Treasurer: SOPHOMORE CLASS President: Francis Wood Secretary: Claire Lundgren Treasurer: James Muhle PEP CLUB Karen -Klintworth Connie Nelson Carol Slaughter FRESHMAN CLASS President: Norma Kinning Secretary: Paula Bonneau Treasurer: Colleen Nelson JOKE PAGE Sometimes 3 We found your pictures, sayings too, Now, don't get sore if the jokes on you. sit and think; sometime ! just sit. Most great men are dead or dying, and U - don't feel well myself. With a heart as changeable as a saiK torm. Girl's ideas bother © § more than the girls themselvesI ♦ says what she thinks and thinks what she says is right. Why blame it all on 'V ??????????????????????????????????????????????? True tof-Vjwoj , her work, and her friends. The hair on head speaks for him; a good straight chap. KAREN KATHLEEN KLINTWORTH—with a heart as big as her name. Don't laugh at a 9 , you yourself may be old some day. wonder what it els like to study? Wise and otherwise: f § . could never be satisfied with anyone who would be foolish enough to have me. 'most. Those who know her best, like is like a brook; always babbling. Light on her feet, j Pleasant and, sweet. and £ Goodthings come in tiny packages: thinks twice before she speakis; then doesn't. A rose bud set with witty thorns: . V� I'm after the man who invented work. Personality PlusJ . • W I wish dates grew in bunches.' Friendship is but a name; I love no one. w There's a time for work and a time for play. Let's play. Slow, but sure: O v I didn't know that free nights were so lonesome, always has an answer. I usually get what I go after. Charming and demure; a lucky guy to get her: r I may do something sensational yet t,s not that way at all. •� ? . ............. � Here at last is an honest man. The bigger they are, the harder they fall. They were all out of step but m' Light haired and light headed: . If there's a way, Q I’ll find it. a credit to any class. By my laugh you shall know me: A friend not only good, but good for something. fpl I’m a living proof that size doesn't count. He’s nice; who likes nice boys??? ????????????????????????? She seems dignified, but wait till you know her. I want ray way; wha woman doesn’t. o w $ iuman question mark: • The man with the big Ha, ffa . W A freshie that has what it takes. She's little and she's wise; she's a terror for her size. 1 ain’t Got No time to have the blues. Qk I was a very good baby. Married— —isn’t it a shame? Every ch a man, to say nothing of his feet. Tell me why . Her smile goes all the way ’round and buttons up the back. 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Member Federal Reserve System Complete Banking Service Capital Undivided Profits $150,000 Walthill, Nebraska 4c ft ft ♦ ♦ ft ft ft I ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft jOr ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft ft IRELAND’S DRUG STORE BENSON’S Phone 7-2282 Lyons, Nebraska BETTS FEED AND PRODUCE Lyons, Nebraska Veterinary Supplies We give S H Green Stamps LOCKER PLANT Purina Chows The store with the Checkerboard Sign Lyons, Nebraska Lyons Refrigerated Service Refrigerated, Custom Butchering Process Curing Dr. Eimers, Dentist Good luck to the Seniors” Lyons, Nebraska Lyons Farm Equipment International Harvester Sales and Service Lyons, Nebraska REDDING MOTOR CO. LYONS CLEANERS Ford Sales and Service Lyons, Nebraska Phone Mu 7-2215 Quality Dry Cleaners Lyons, Nebraska Proprietor G. E. Thatcher M. PRED HOME OF QUALITY LITTLE’S s'rafe-S Wearing Apparel Dry Goods-Shoes-Clothing rfr for Lyons, Nebraska 111 j Men and Women Phone Mu 7-2564 Lyons, Nebraska COME TO LITTIE ’S FOR BIG VALUES LYONS LUMBER READY MIX A Complete Line JOHNSON S OIL COMPANY of Phone MU 7-2336 Building Material, Paint Fencing Ready Mixed Concrete Lyons, Nebraska Lyons, Nebraska Dr. C.B. Hayes Physician and Surgeon SPORTSMAN’S INC. Sporting Goods Where Sportsmen Meet Phone MU-7-2441 Lyons, Nebraska 413 Nebr. St. Sioux City, Iowa An Investment is Your Future It pays to sell your products to your own creamery Free Pick-up Service Lyons Co-op Creamery Co. and Logan Valley Produce L M DRESS SHOPPE Both Ladies Girls Apparel I m Phone Mu-7-2313 Lyons, Nebraska LYONS THEATRE Compliments of Lyons Theatre CHARLES THOENE LOGAN VALLEY CAFE Home Cooked Food OUR SPECIALTY Mildred Stone Phone Mu-7-9401 Lyons, Nebr. GALLUP'S JEWELRY Diamonds --------- Watches Watch Repairing P.0. Box 153 Phone Mu-7-2334 'AXM’CH' US Ly°ns Nebraska THE LYONS MIRROR SUN (fine job printing) Serving patrons of Thurston, Burt, and Cuming Counties. LYONS BAKERY AND CAFE Cakes, Rolls, Pastry Meals Lunches A SNACKi j I Phone MU-7-2616 Lyons, Nebraska Lyons, Nebraska STEEN OIL CO. Full line conoco and Shell Lubricants Tank Wagon Service Phone Lyons: MU-7-2688 or MU-7-2838 Prompt Dependable Service Full line Firestone quality tires, Delco Batteries. STEEN OIL CO. HOLMQUIST GRAIN LUMBER CO. Elevator-Lumber Yard Phone Elevator-MU-7-2666 Lumber-MU-7-236l Lyons, Nebraska THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Lyons, Nebraska For Complete Banking Service Safety-Service-Satisfaction M MOviOlO in tmi Banking ACT Of I9)| Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MCMONIES SUPER MARKET Meat-Fresh Fruit Vegetables-Groceries Housewares Sundries Your Dollar S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-S Farther When Spent Here Phone MU 7-2652 Lyons, Nebraska LYONS GREENHOUSE Flowers Say It Best. Complete wedding services available Phone MU 7-2191 Lyons, Nebraska GLEN ROBERTSON Auctioneering and Insurance Lyons, Nebraska auction GAMBLES FOOD MARKET The Friendly Store Lyons, Nebraska Groceries and Meats Lyons, Nebraska Your Friendly G.W. Store Jjjet ua Phone MU 7-2161 WE DELIVER LES S FEED AND PRODUCE YOUR FRIENDLY STORE GENERAL APPLIANCE AND REPAIR Cash buyer of eggs, cream, and poultry. Kent Feeds Phone 3371 Bancroft, Nebraska Skelgas - Frigidaire - Maytag Zenith and Admiral F. J. Vogt, owner Phone 4941 Bancroft, Nebraska FIRST NATIONAL BANK HOflFY TIME UM Complete Banking Facilities Continuous Service Since 18814. Service Satisfaction Bancroft, Nebr. ACT NOW COME IN TODAY George Canarsky BANCROFT PHARMACY TRACTOR REPAIR Phone I4.7II Bancroft, Nebraska Complete Line of Drugs Sealtest Ice Cream Prescriptions Sundries Veterinary Supplies Bancroft, Nebr. Phone 3681 CITIZEN'S BANK BANCROFT CAFE Complete Banking Facilities Member F.D.I.C. Bancroft, Nebr. Meals Lunches Paul Arlene Manning Phone 908l FARMERS UNION COOP. ASSN Established 1931 New Idea Blackhawk Cockshutt Kelly Ryan Westendorf and Helder Wagon Boxes Bottle Gas Tank Wagon Delivery Petr. Products Horae Appliances Bancroft, Nebraska Phone 3091 Collect JIM HANSEN Welding and Blacksmithing Phone I4.381 Bancroft, Nebraska HOItfQUIST GRAIN LUMBER CO. Grain-Lumber-Coal-Hardware Sherwin Williams Paint Phone 3031 Bancroft, Nebraska NEEL OIL COMPANY Fine Quality Petroleum Products CORNER FRONTIER SERVICE PEE WEE BARGMANN Bancroft, Nebr. Gates and Goodyear Tires Station Tankwagon Bancroft, Nebr. Phone 3661 Phone l|56l Open Nights Sunday LYLE B. EGERMAN LERIGER BROS. DENTIST Bancroft, Nebr. Phone 1|J)J)1 Beer, Wines, Liquor Bancroft, Nebr. Phone 9521 It f tQnp Senior Portraits by GENELLI STUDIOS, INC. Sioux City, Iowa We wish to thank the advertisers for their help in making the 1961 annual possible through their advertisements. Thank you very much. Senior Class of 1961 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Manufocturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansas City — Winnipeg U.S.A. 4. Si ij j££ui